tomkubik

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by tomkubik 7y ago
These are very different products, for different audiences
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by tomkubik 7y ago
How many subscribers on your newsletter? More = usually means you pay up
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by tomkubik 7y ago
Out of 15 users polled informally - 14 would love to manage blog, newsletter & Twitter in one place
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by tomkubik 7y ago
Access to more content = more engagement?
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Paid Tier For Twitter?(medium.com)
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by tomkubik 7y ago
Risk / return trade-off still holds - great insight! Performance through-the-cycle is a big question. One can point to Salesforce (founded 1999, IPO 2004), which has been around for 20+ years... However, big sample bias here (ditto for
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by tomkubik 7y ago
Being (1) private, and (2) moderately-sized, allows you to adapt more quickly - same reason why buyouts of public companies usually end with delisting. Useful thing in a downturn!
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by tomkubik 7y ago
"Indiehackers" - community of bootstrap founders, you can find them online... Direct access to business owners. Good place to start!
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by tomkubik 7y ago
Welcome feedback - you took the time for careful read-through, thank you!
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by tomkubik 7y ago
Yes, big question if Buffer represents average return profile for "late-stage SaaS"... time will tell!
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Sneak peek at future of SaaS investing(medium.com)
134 points by tomkubik 7y ago|72 comments
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Kid-Hacks: When Your Toddler Is Bored(medium.com)
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Developing for the Web: Why It (Still) Makes Sense(medium.com)
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